Yorkton This Week

Province announces $7.5 billion to stimulate economy

As COVID-19 restrictions continue on, Premier Scott Moe finds himself caught between a rock and hard place. There are many who have limited sympathy for the position the Premier is now in. We are all caught between that rock and that hard place.

On May 5, Prime Minister Trudeau announced initial emergency relief measures for the agriculture sector totaling $252 million.

There will be many new rules and regulations

Thirteen in hospital, two more recoveries

Personal protective equipment (PPE) is in short supply, because COVID-19 has caused a big spike in demand that is difficult to meet.

When you enter the world of Print ‘n Play games you quickly find yourself drawn to the art as a key element in creating at least an initial interest in a game. Nothing turns me off a game more quickly than lacklustre art.

Yorkton's Bob Maloney reminds resident to be 'vigilant'

By 1962, Inter Ocean Elevator Company had constructed a 55,000 bushel capacity elevator pictured here to the far left. Saskatchewan Pool Elevator Company had purchased the Lake of the Woods elevator, and named their elevators “A” and “B”.

Following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s announcement of a $252-million relief package for agriculture and agri-food, Canada’s grain growers are left disappointed by the long-term challenges that this measure fails to address.